26 Dec 2008

How to set up a blog on Blogger

I have had so many people asking me on how to start up a blog and I was seriously considering creating a video tutorial until I realised that there were so many good ones out there on the net. There is no point in reinventing the wheel.

For beginners I recommend starting a blog on Blogger, said to be the most popular blogging platform in the World (I actually have no way to confirm this claim). For your information, Blogger is part of the Google family.

Anyway, here is a short but extremely informative tutorial on setting up a blog on Blogger (hosted on YouTube).

11 comments:

Anonymous said...

Very good article. I will try it for a new project in germany.

Anonymous said...

There are so many people that have problems with creating a blog. Blogger is a great way to start.

Hey, I just wanted to let you know that your blog is marked as "do-follow" but it is, in fact, a "no-follow" blog.

There are some guides available on how to make Blogger blogs do-follow.

Dilip Mutum said...

An American in France: Just wanted to clarify that the "do-follow" is not for the whole blogs but for the sponsored links and comments only.

Anonymous said...

This tutorial is helpful. I remember when I couldn't figure out things on blogger. I had to read articles and blogger help to get it straight.

Anonymous said...

this is a nice video. I was wondering if you could do one about how to make meta tags for a blogger blog? and maybe how to fix it so it passes verification as mine currently does not

voiceofbragg said...

Blogger is the best tool for a new blogger.

Anonymous said...

Wow.. this is a nice video tutorial; next time can just point ppl to this link adi hehe.

Blogger is indeed a real good blogging platform, free some more. Last time I was with Blogger for 3 to 4 years; then later itchy finger set up a WordPress

Anonymous said...

nice tutorial, but i prefer wordpress

Anonymous said...

Blogger is perfect for newbies who just want to experience whether blogging is the right passion for them. Many old-time bloggers blogging on blogspot have eventually shifted to Wordpress for some reasons.

Anonymous said...

Good one

Anonymous said...

Great tips. I'm experienced with Wordpress blogs, but I've been considering a blogger blog or a change. Problem is I had no experience with it. This will help, thanks.